California Climate and Energy Collaborative https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html State Solution 7.4.3 – Allow local gov to point to certified CAPs and use those as justification rather than applying for competitive grants. State Solution 7.4.3 – Direct state funding toward equitable, community-driven infrastructure planning State Solution 7.4.3 – Invest in sustained regional infrastructure State Solution 7.4.3 – Align and coordinate state funding programs State Solution 7.4.3 – Adopt flexible block-grant funding models State Solution 7.4.3 – Streamline and simplify applications and reporting through a faster, common-application model. State Solution 7.2.3 Create flexible, state-controlled funding mechanisms to backfill gaps caused by unstable federal or program funding State Solution 7.1.3 – Better match dollar amounts to what’s required State Solution 7.1.3 – Position Climate Resilience as a Core State Budget Priority. Local Solution 7.1.2 – Bundle funding requests around integrated, multi-benefit projects Local Solution 1.1.2 – Standardized GHG reduction values State Solution 1.3.3 -Establishing clearer state–local points of contact for implementation support. State Solution 1.3.3 – State Support for CAP Implementation State Solution 1.3.3 – State agencies should harmonize permitting standards, data requirements, and approval processes State Solution 1.3.3 – Corollary for CAPs and dedicated funding similar to those of Local Hazard Mitigation Plans Local Solution 1.3.2 – Develop case studies or guides 2025 California Climate & Energy Collaborative Annual Report State/Local Energy & Climate Coordination (SLECC) REACH Statewide Assistance Marketplace Central Coast Climate Collaborative (4C) Central Coast Leaders in Energy Action Program (CC-LEAP) California Marine Sanctuary Foundation 3C-REN CCRREN Ascent Local Energy Resources Network (LERN) 2022 Home Page Transit and Intercity Rail Capital Program Our Sponsors About the Forum 2026 Key Challenge 4.1.3 – Use the Tracking Energy Development (TED) Task Force State Solution 4.1.3 – Accelerate and standardize interconnection timelines and requirements. Local Solution – 4.1.2 – Redefine and reinvent the local government relationship Local Solution 4.1.2 – Expand direct-install and distributed energy projects using local infrastructure Local Solution 4.1.2 – Create or expand regional technical-assistance programs to reduce fragmentation Local Solution – 4.1.2 – Use local planning authority to encourage siting of solar, storage, and electrification projects where interconnection is most feasible. State Solution 4.2.3 – stronger regulation State Solution 4.2.3 – Scale demand-side resources Local Solution 4.2.2 – local electrification plan Local Solution 4.2.2 – Regional governance alignment LERN Meeting 50: 2026 Schedule at a Glance REACH Los Angeles REACH Central Coast REACH San Diego REACH Bay Area Registration About the Forum 2025 Legislative Tracker Database